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  1. Great idea, Frank. I appreciate the tip. Edit: Thanks for the tip on the screen capture, as well. I generally do just that because I'm prone to errors and like to make a record of things before I eff everything up. I try to keep my server software up-to-date and I just now updated to 6.4.1
  2. Awesome! Exactly the answer that I was hoping to hear on the hardware. I'll have to scour through old emails and see if I did, in-fact, purchase during a promotion that provided me two Pro keys. Otherwise, I'll pick-up a new one. Thank you so very much for your quick reply, Hoopster.
  3. Hello all, I dug a little through forum posts, but my ham-fisted searches came up empty on this specific topic. Please forgive my ignorance if the answer should be obvious and I hope that you'll humor me by answering anyway. I've been running UnRAID for a rather long time (approx. 8 years) and now I'm considering an upgrade of my motherboard, processor and RAM. If I simply swap this hardware and plug in all the same drives, along with the configured OS on my USB flash device, will/should everything simply work again without any extra effort? Also, I own a Pro key... I seem to remember from back when I originally bought this Pro key that it can be used on two machines, but I cannot find anything on the site that confirms this. I'd like to build a secondary server with the old hardware that's being upgraded... Thanks for any info that you can provide.

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